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Doesn't every TPM use a unique key to prevent this exact thing happening? If you do rip the key off of it and publish it, they'd just blacklist that particular
by grishka 3y ago
Doesn't every TPM use a unique key to prevent this exact thing happening? If you do rip the key off of it and publish it, they'd just blacklist that particular key as "compromised".
- alex7734 3y agoI guess. But if the key stays private it could power a scraper or a proxy. Just wondering just how expensive it really is to rip the key out (or to have access to the tools to do it)
- strbean 3y agoRip the key off the cheapest android phone you can buy, or an old one after you've upgraded. Don't publish it - pass it to your rooted phone which can now use an emulated TPM.